SIT1602AC-23-33E-25.000000E

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Oscillators form an important component in the electronic systems new and old. With the advancements of technology, the field of oscillator technologies has expanded from older technologies to even more recently developed technologies such as quartz crystal oscillators to MEMS oscillators and digital oscillators. Here we will look at SIT1602AC-23-33E-25.000000E, how it is classified, its application field and working principles.

Classification

SIT1602AC-23-33E-25.000000E is an oven-controlled crystal oscillator (OCXO). OCXOs are an upgrade from quartz crystal oscillators which allows them to have a higher performance, more precise output and more accurate and reliable timekeeping characteristics.

Application Field

OCXOs are often used for high-precision timing applications such as in satellites, communications, instrumentation, military, aerospace, and medical applications, as well as navigation and other precision fields.

SIT1602AC-23-33E-25.000000E in particular is ideal for applications requiring low noise and high stability, such as frequency reference for wireless infrastructure applications, and timing control for telecommunication networks. It is also used in precision measurement equipment, digital and RF circuits, navigation systems, and other precision frequency applications.

Working Principle

A crystal oscillator works by using the physical characteristics of the quartz crystals to oscillate at a certain frequency.This frequency is determined by the physical dimensions of the crystal slabs such as length, width, and thickness. As the electric current passes through the quartz crystal, it will produce vibrations at the resonant frequency. This becomes the reference frequency for the oscillator.

OCXOs use an oven to maintain an ideal temperature to stabilize the frequency of the oscillator, resulting in a more stable reference frequency than traditional crystal oscillators. The oven heats the crystal and or its surrounding electronic components in order to maintain a constant temperature and frequency. The exact temperature is pre-programmed by the manufacturer and can be adjusted depending on the application.

SIT1602AC-23-33E-25.000000E has a frequency stability of less than 25 parts per billion over an eight hour period and a very low noise floor of less than -144 dBc with 20 kHz offset, making it an ideal choice for applications requiring high-precision timing.

Conclusion

SIT1602AC-23-33E-25.000000E is an oven-controlled crystal oscillator (OCXO) which is ideal for applications requiring low noise and high stability, such as frequency reference for wireless infrastructure applications, and timing control for telecommunication networks. OCXOs use an oven to maintain an ideal temperature to stabilize the frequency of the oscillator, resulting in a more stable reference frequency than traditional crystal oscillators. SIT1602AC-23-33E-25.000000E has a frequency stability of less than 25 parts per billion over an eight hour period and a very low noise floor of less than -144 dBc with 20 kHz offset, making it a reliable choice for precision applications.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference